Data and technology for cancer care
A new population-based study led by our PhD student, Glasgow-based neurologist Emanuela Molinari has found that people who survive cancer diagnosed before the age of 40 face a sustained higher risk of mental health problems for many years after treatment. Published in Psycho-Oncology, the study used linked NHS records from the Lothian region of Scotland […]
In an effort to better describe patients affected with node-positive HR+, HER2− early breast cancer, the Edinburgh Cancer Informatics conducted a retrospective study looking at the demographic and clinical characteristics of these patients in South-East Scotland, in a real-world setting. Long term outcomes and treatment profiles were also reported, along with healthcare utilisation. Such audits are […]
Brain Tumour Pathway – a REDCap Project Critical to accelerating the discovery of new therapies for brain tumours and their translation into the clinic, is to investigate diagnosis, treatment and outcomes at a population level, mapping this to molecular interrogation of resected tumour tissue, and liquid biopsies from patients. In collaboration with researchers at […]
